Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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LANCE: left to right Extreme bottom Ida Crist, managing editor; Joe Wil- moth, editor; Mike Nelson, sports editor; Carol Ryan, news and feature edi- tor; Polly Crawford, business manager; and Mr. Rex Jackson, faculty adviser. Ummediatelv below Tricia Depolo, Darlene Ulseth, Phyllis Gibbs, Mike Hug- gins, Ronda Jennings, Linda Carter, and Shirley Jones. ht far rith Doug Cho, EXCALIBUR business manager. ht immediate righu Rob Timm, publi- cations photographer.

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KECC receives new equipment; remodels station, studio KECC, the closed circuit AM campus radio station, was a means of communi- cation among the students, student gov- ernment, faculty, and administration. KECC broadcast music, news, weather, and sports each evening. This year the 20 DJ's remodeled the sta- tion and the studio. New equipment and a new transmitting system were added to the station. Staff members were Dan Way, sopho- more, manager; Ed Wilkinson, freshman, program director; Trudy Brock, sopho- more, secretary; and Frank Gambino, junior, engineer. Faculty sponsor of KECC was Neil Es- kelin, assistant professor of speech. KECC: tbelowt Standing left to right, Mark Alexander, Carol Gambino, Ed Wilkinson, program direc- tor; sitting, Dan Way, manager; Tom Boyd, Trudy Brock, secretary; Roland Cilke, Phil Magner, Joy Maurer, and Tony Boudreaux; squatting, Gary Oldham, Mike Lewellyn, Mike Nelson, and Peggy Car- rier. tat leftt Dan Way and Paul Wannamaker check script before going on the air. tbottom Ieftt Tom Boyd gets the turntable ready for the next spin.

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Publications record school year With the name-change of the yearbook from Lancer to Excalibur,and a thorough renovation of the reporting techniques on the Lance, both student publications forged ahead in an exciting year of meta- morphosis. A joint staff party at Pizza Inn touched off the year by bringing together key staff personnel. The event provided an evening of fun and fellowship for mem- bers from both the newspaper and the yearbook. Also part of their cooperative activities was a trip to the Associated Collegiate Press Convention in Minneapolis, Minn. The Excalibur staff branched out into a highly pressured year by setting up dead- lines for a spring delivery. Although hin- dered by the loss of an experienced staff- er over the summer, the yearbook was EXCALIBUR: tat far lefd .Sharon Myers, copy editor, tat immediate Iefd Rex Jackson, adviser; Joe Contreras, editor; Don Draper, lay- out editor. Heft bottomt Joe Contreras, Q; calibur editor. Below Heft to rightt standing, Joe Contreras, Rex Jackson, adviser, Don Drae per, Albert Wong, Robert Martin, Patti Poe, Ray Clarke, and Rob Timm; sitting, Linda Nanna,Sandi Markstrom,Janet Zieminski,and Sharon Myers. able to triumph over the mammoth challenge. At the heim of the yearbook production was senior Joe Contreras, editor-in-chief. Assisting Contreras in maintaining con- sistant design and style were sophomore Sharon Myers, copy editor; Junior Don Draper, layout editor; and junior Phyllis Gibbs, assistant editor tsecond semesterL Senior Doug Cho served as business manager of the Excalibur. Led by sophomore Joe Wilmoth, editor- in-chief, the Lance fulfilled its purpose in giving EC students accurate and up-to- date news coverage. Especially attractive were Free Lancing, a newsy column written by senior Ida Crist, managing editor, and Student Spotlight, a fea- ture column written by senior Carol Ryan, news and feature editor. Junior Mike Nelson, sports editor, con- sistantly reported varsity and intramural contests. Polly Crawford, sophomore, served as business manager. Serving as faculty adviser for both Qt; calibur and the Lance was Rex Jackson, assistant professor of journalism.